Sentence examples similar to an instance of five from inspiring English sources

This is not, however, simply an instance of one area of the brain compensating for a lack of vision; it is a change in the actual functional assignment of a local brain region.

To "position" property determines the atom's position that should be an instance of "Three Vector".

But that is just an instance of CP, since (by hypothesis) h entails ~c.

Again, intuitively, it seems that one and the same construct C, structured one way, could have been an instance of one kind, and structured another, could have been an instance of a different kind.

If this were the correct explanation, then we could not distinguish between x being earlier than y, and x being later than y, for whenever there is an instance of one relation, there is also an instance of the other.

The reductions required to show the completeness of these problems typically require the construction of what has come to be known as a gadget – i.e. a constituent of an instance of one problem which can be used to simulate a constituent of an instance of a different problem.

For, even though an instance of one of the more complex modes of thought presents an "object" to the mind, as in the case of one's fearing a lion or affirming the Pythagorean Theorem (where the lion and the theorem are the "objects" presented), it is the ideational element (the idea) that does the presenting.

"This represents an instance of two top scholars who have apparently grown tired of talk of heaven on the part of Christians that is neither consistent with the New Testament nor theologically coherent," said Trevor Eppehimer of Hood Theological Seminary in North Carolina.

Davidson notes a connection between apples and the Vanir, a tribe of gods associated with fertility in Norse mythology, citing an instance of eleven "golden apples" being given to woo the beautiful Gerðr by Skírnir, who was acting as messenger for the major Vanir god Freyr in stanzas 19 and 20 of Skírnismál.

These citations, an instance of one source citing another, make up the branches of the citation trees; the statements and sources are the nodes.

We define a 'co-citation' as an instance of two databases citing the same publication in an interaction record ('Methods' section).